Manitoba Expands Industrial Wealth Across Settled Heartland
Forging Ahead Manitoba, in the heart of the continent, grows into a bustling industrial province with 37 flour mills, glass works, iron and steel plants, textile factories and more. It reports over 1,350 manufacturing establishments, a $300 million annual output, and a $50 million payroll. Major centers Winnipeg and St Boniface host meat packing and stockyards, while mining drives northern growth with $56 million Hudson Bay plant and several mines near Flin Flon and San Antonio. The north remains largely untapped as new development awaits.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
St. Boniface
Fort Garry
Luble
International Boundary
Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Company Limited
Flin Flon
Sherritt Gordon
San Antonio
Northland
Canada
Fruits and Vegetables Vital for Health
An article argues import restrictions on U S fresh fruits and vegetables could cut vital health foods. It urges reliance on Canada grown produce like cabbage turnips tomatoes spinach and potatoes and offers storage and cooking tips to preserve nutrients.
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U.S
Canada
United States
Restrictions In Old Hotel Were Drastic
In MacLeod Alberta a hotel displays 1882 rules under Harry Taylor. Guests must rise at 6 am, remove spiked boots, towels change weekly, sheets used as tablecloths, and baths are available at the river. Gambling games are run by management and insect powder sold at the bar.
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Macleod, Alta
MacLeod Hotel
Harry Taylor
Royal Family Appears on BBC Silver Jubilee Program
The King Queen and Princess Margaret visited Broadcasting House to mark BBCs silver jubilee. The royal telecast showcased the monarchy in a historic first. An unrelated note mentions the torpedo fish can temporarily stun a person.
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London
Margaret
Broadcasting House
British Broadcasting Corporation
Waffles Make A Party Worth Cracking Open
A lively guide urges hosting a waffle party with crisp Egg Waffles served with Canadian bacon peaches and raisin flavors. The recipe blends melted butter flour milk and eggs, notes a puffy omelet-like texture, and ends with hot waffles baked on a hot iron.
Royal Winter Fair to review wheat competition entrants
J A Northey president of the Royal Winter Fair said the executive would consider a submission by Alberta Agriculture Department officials that entrants in the annual wheat competition be bona fide farmers working definite acreages. The text notes irritability or sarcasm often signals illness.
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Toronto
J. A. Northey
Alberta Agriculture Department
Peace Cigarettes Tops Japanese Sales Report
A Tokyo dispatch notes Japan's top cigarette is Peace in a U.S. military government report. It also says Japanese face a four per person daily match ration while experts advise leaving lawn stubble two inches high to promote root growth.
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Japan
U.S
Tokyo
Britain ships warplanes to 37 nations in nine months
Britain reports exports of aircraft valued nearly 48 million dollars to 37 countries in the first nine months of the year. Lord Beaverbrook predicts Winston Churchill may return to power in England by 1950. A Mulberry harbor model is given to Canada by the UK. The Bank of France and Federal Reserve arrange an 82 million dollar loan. A historic beacon is used in Kent to call worship. Six Japanese killed as a crowd is halted by gates at a fireworks event. Earl of Athlone and Princess Alice to visit South Africa soon.
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Britain
Earl of Athlone
Canada
South Africa
Princess Alice
William Henry Harrison and Wife Never Visited During Presidency
President William Henry Harrison and his wife never met during his term. Mrs. Harrison was ill at the 1841 inauguration and did not reach the White House. Harrison died one month after taking office.
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William Henry Harrison
United States
Fastest man on earth? Flight records target
Squadron Leader James Lomas D F C 28 year old RAF Meteor jet pilot weighs in on a mass of stop watch recordings from his 313 mile Edinburgh to Bovingham flight in 30 minutes 25 seconds average 617 mph. He cites a 60 mile dive he believes reached 680 mph and claims an American rival may hold the record.
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James Lomas
D.F.C
R.afb
Meteor
Edinburgh
Bovingham
Hertfordshire
Lomus
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Older Paper
A scrambled crossword style list shows horizontal and vertical clues including Peru dance subject torsion semi precious stone correlative of either to s ant wild buffalo India bronze South American ruminant East Indian tamer tree dregs wild animal plum symbol for calcium game bird fell in drops relief fruit of the blackthorn gratified made mistake note of scale to turn back thin slab of baked clay adjective suffix valleys enumerated actors at no time prefix down separate from impurities pencil rubber indifferent to pleasure or pain covered the inner surface of ale to heel over city in Chaldea abstract being a room in a prison coral island Vipra ry motions pronoun A A Bantu language title of respect bridge term objectives mixed dish recompensed to grab old womanish medieval weapon recreation ancient chariot of the Britons danger Mexican Indian previously departs to erase struck out to prevent even on the port side Indian of Sonora river went fast afoot symbol for nickel a compass point
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India
Chaldea
Coral Island
Vipra
Sonora
Mex
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